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The antiterrorist police in England earlier this week, went out with Dawn Sturgess (44) and Charlie Rowley (45), found unconscious at Amesbury last Saturday, had received Novichok novel. Now, Sky News reports that Sturgess died because of the poison dose.
The woman leaves three children. The condition of the cohabitant is always critical.
Police initially thought that both had become unconscious after using drugs, but the investigation has now become an investigation into the murders. More than a hundred police officers have been set up to solve the problem. Prime Minister Theresa May commented on the BBC Sunday night that she was "shocked and shocked" by the news of Sturgess's death.
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There is nothing on the bottom of the two brothers that they should be targeting for an assault, the police believe. The British government's crisis committee met on Thursday, and Britain demanded a statement from Russia after the new event with a novice shock, while Russia apologized for false accusations [19659006] that they were victims of the consequences of the previous aggression or anything else, but that nothing was directly directed at them, said Thursday morning the Minister of Security Ben Wallace
The couple was found 13 kilometers from the former Russian agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter was found dead on 4 March. Both were also exposed to novichoke novelty, in an attack that shocked a whole world. It has also created a serious diplomatic crisis between the United Kingdom and Russia.
The British media recently withdrew the poison attack for four months, although there is currently no indication that Skripal and the girl have anything in common with Sturgess and Rowley that & # 39; They were poisoned by the same nervous charge.
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Police postponed the event last Saturday for blockages around a house and several other places where the couple had remained before losing consciousness. Security measures were tightened at Amesbury and Salisbury
However, Interior Minister Sajid Javid confirmed that poison exposure did not occur in any of the decontaminated areas after the war. Skripal attack, according to Sky News
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